their way into almost all of the major denominations. There are still large numbers of ‘liberal’ or ‘modernist’ ministers who believe in this way. One of the greatest threats to the truth about God came in the early fourth century from Arius, a presbyter in Alexandria. He maintained that God was but one eternal person, who, before anything else was made, created in his own image his highest creature. This was his only begotten Son. Arius held that the Son was divine in a secondary sense. But he was